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What is ceiling effect and why is it important in tests used for research?
Sexual Maturity
The stage in development when an individual becomes capable of reproductive sexual activity.
Conflict Behavior
Actions taken in response to perceived disagreements, competition, or threats, often resulting in confrontational or competitive interactions.
Successive Ambivalent Behavior
A pattern of behavior where an individual alternates between contrasting emotional responses or actions towards the same stimulus or situation.
Ethological Displacement
A behavior that occurs when an animal performs an irrelevant activity instead of the behavior typically expected in a particular situation, often due to high arousal or conflict.
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